January 2018 February 2018 March 2018

WHAT'S INSIDE

Calendar 1

Meeting Minutes 2

Announcements 3-4

Future Tours 5

Past Tours 6-8

National Clubs Info 9-11

Talk Tech 12

Era Fashions 13

Swap Meet & Natl Sched 14

Volume 33 Issue 1 P.O. Box 25, Wichita, KS 67201 January 2018

www.wichitaas.com

The Wichita A’s meet on the 4th Monday of the month except December. We do not hold a meeting during the month of December. Other meeting changes will be published in the newsletter prior to the scheduled meeting. The meetings are held at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th, Wichita, KS. Meeting time is 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted in the newsletter.

January Refreshments

Beverage Jane McLaughlin

Treats Orpha Eyres

Doris Jean Ludlow Rita Hoffmans Jeannie Rau

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Program: Tour Planning

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9…………. Newsletter [email protected]…….. ……….Sheila Orr

26……….. Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 704W. 13th……….. ………….7:00PM

9………. Newsletter Deadline [email protected]……….. .……...Sheila Orr

17……… Bunco Party & Potluck Dinner 704 W. 13th……….. …………..6:00PM

26……… Club Meeting at Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th…………. …………..7:00PM

President Randy Frazer called the November 27,

2017 meeting of the Wichita A’s to order. Gil Adams

was recognized as a new member. Wayne Orr moved

and it was seconded and passed that the minutes from

the previous meeting be approved and printed as in the

newsletter. Treasurer Jim Sharp gave an up to date

treasurer’s report.

Bonita Graham reported that Bo Henry has gone

home under Hospice care, Bill Brooks has been moved

to an Alzheimer’s nursing wing and Dennis Schroeder’s

cancer has come back and he will be undergoing chemo.

Otto Prager has had knee surgery and Francis

Grady is doing well.

Richard Kibbe reported that the Falcon will be the

featured car at the June 10, 2018 Lake Afton event. Don

Waller summarized the Yoder Thanksgiving Dinner

and Tom Ruggles briefly reported on the November

Men’s Tour. Dawna Ruggles reminded the club of the

Christmas Party on December 2nd and Rita Hoffman

spoke about the Ladies Luncheon on December 15.

The club decided to have a Bunco Party in February

at Minisa. The Broadheads will be in charge of this

event. The club was reminded to get all historical docu-

ments to JoAnn Bruce, Tom Ruggles, Bonita Graham

or Judi Sharp. Free old swap meet caps will become

available to members. Please see Susan Stone if you

would like to save the club postage by getting your

newsletter online. The next board meeting will be Mon-

day, January 15th at 7pm at the Ruggles home.

Following refreshments provided by Vicki

Hildibrand, Terry Grabendike, Alan Orr, Susan

Stone and June Hall, Vice President Mike James pre-

sented a program video on “Rebuilding Model A Rear

Brakes” and one on “Every Day Is Christmas in the

West.”

Meeting Adjourned

Dawna Ruggles, Secretary

WICHITA A’S MEETING MINUTES Minisa Park, November 27, 2017

Happy New Years!!! 2018 is here and what a great start it was for those of us who began the New Year attending the First Tour of the Year on January 1st. To say it was a bit chilly would be an understatement as it may have been the clubs coldest 1st tour to date, but as always there was good fellowship, lots of food, and a very interesting tour (this year we were introduced to the creative and thought provoking world of outdoor art). We will start the planning process for the 2018 tour and activity schedule at an upcoming meeting. There is no better way to enjoy our hobby than getting the cars out and driving them, so please plan on attending these plan-ning meetings and sharing your ideas for tours and activities that allow us to fellowship, enjoy our Model A’s and share our cars and hobby with others. The board will meet at 7PM on January 15th at the Ruggles home, this is an open meeting that all are welcome to attend, (let one of us know if you plan to attend, if 50 people show up it might be a little tight in Dawna’s living room) or if you have something you would like the board to discuss let me know and I will add it to the agenda. Best Regards, Randy Frazer, President

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

A huge thank you to Linda Kibbe for being the Wichita A’s editor for so many years. Linda has spent a lot of time and effort in getting the newsletter to all the members of the Model A group and keeping everyone posted on what is going on with our members and events that are happening. With that said, I have big shoes to fill, but will do my best. Be patient, I am still learning! Thanks to all members for all their planning and efforts! Let’s go forward and have a great New Year in 2018!!! Sheila Orr, Editor

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February 2018

Beverages

Brenda Broadhead

Cookies or Treats

Brigitte Baggs Shorty Hayes Mike James Donna Ruggles

March 2018

Beverages

Barb Phye

Cookies or Treats

Barb Phye Arley Bennet Norma Agard Glenda Sill

April 2018 Beverages

Jonna Adams

Cookies or Treats

Susan Stone Carol Diaz Donna Hileman Sheila Orr

Newsletter Deadline

Friday, February 9, 2018

Sheila Orr

[email protected] or …………..

MAFFI Brick Collection

$150.00 has been turned over to the Treasurer for the purchase of the next brick. The balance at the beginning of January 22nd meeting is $13.69.

New Members Gil & Melanie Adams …………………….. ...……….G: ………. M: ……... 29 Coupe

A big Thank You to Ed Giesen! He brought his Model A truck and col-lected food donations from the mem-bers. Ed took 462 pounds of food to the Kansas Food Bank and said it was one of our highest totals ever. Way to go!!!

I would like to thank all the mem-bers for thinking about me while I was ill and in the hospital. The prayers and concerns were helpful. I am going again but at a slower pace until I regain my strength. Thanks to you all Joanna Adams

Mitchell Model A Overdrive 26% Stick Shift. Late Speedo cable, Serial #11 17 14456 Still in

Mitchell box, $2400.00 plus ship-ping if shipped outside of Wichi-

ta. No waiting for back log. Gilbert Adams

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FOR SALE

Several Model A’s for Sale

Standard coupes, sport coupe, 2 door sedan. Call: Clarence Howland Emporia- Phone …………...

Thank You From Dawna Ruggles to those who

sent cards of sympathy on the death of her sister, Cheryl Sparks. Our

thoughts and payers are with you and your family.

Thank you to our Model A friends for participating in Bo McHenry’s funeral by bringing your cars and processing out to the cemetery. We appreciate the me-morials, the masses, food and anyway you helped. Your presence, love and support are very comforting! As Bo al-ways said: “Blessings” thank you and love you all. Pat McHenry and family

February Birthdays 4 Sally Wendt 5 Dick Foote 6 Darrell Ludlow 14 Kathy Schwab 19 Orpha Eyers 19 Bonita Graham 19 Shorty Hayes 20 Bob Beaver 20 Ray Tackett 23 Linda Boivin 23 Charlie Pillar 24 Dawna Ruggles

BENT WHEELS? The Wichita A’s own a wheel straightening machine that is availa-ble for members to use. It will work with all Ford car wheels 1928 to 1935. If you need to use it, contact Tom Ruggles at ………..

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Robert “Bo” McHenry, 80, passed away on Nov. 28th. “Bo” has been a club member for about 50 years. He is survived by his wife, Pat, 6 children plus grandchildren, siblings and other relatives. “Bo” had a very successful business in South Derby, The Spring Creek Tree Care and Landscaping business. He purchased his first Model A in 1957, and Early 28 Roadster which he still has. He and Pat purchased a 29 Fordor a few years ago. “Bo’s” funeral was held at the St. Mary Catholic Church in Derby. The family encouraged members to drive their Model A’s to the service and at least 25 did. “Bo’s” cars were there and the Model A’s led the procession to the cemetery.

Mervyn Criser, 83, another long time member passed away on Dec. 24th after a 2 1/2 year battle with cancer. Merv is survived by his wife Marcia, a daughter-in-law, a grandson, granddaughter, a half sister, nieces, nephews and cousins. After graduating from North High, Merv served in the Army for 2 years. He then joined the Wichita Fire Department, and retired 20 years later as a Lieuten-ant. Merv also owned Air Capital Vending and Criser Development. Merv was a founding member of the Kansas Firefighters Museum and a found-ing member of the Archives of the Wichita Fire Department. In 2002 Merv asked the Wichita A’s to help restore a 29 Model A Fire Truck, to be exhibited at the Fire Fighters Museum. With Merv’s leadership and coordi-nation the project was completed in a few months and was a shining example of his meticulous passion for detail and excellence. This trait was reflected in his

Also, some of you may remember, Jim Gooch, a very active member of the A-Birds from 1966-1980. In 1980 Jim and his family moved to Mission, Texas. Jim passed away on Dec. 17, at the age of 84. In 1970, Jim and member Larry Andra, now deceased, along with Jim’s father Hugh, his son ,a nephew and Larry’s son drove their Model A Fords to Mexico City and on to Acapulco. This was a 4400 mile Model A driving trip, not a vaca-tion. They completed the journey in less than 2 weeks with only a couple of flat tires and 7 quarts of oil. Acapulco is 270 miles beyond Mexico City. The trip was documented in The Wichita Eagle on April 26, 1970, and later in The Re-storer magazine.

TWO LONG TIME MEMBERS PASS AWAY

The above articles were submitted by Roger Graham


Robert “Bo” McHenry

Mervyn Criser

The Model A Restorers Club has a Mileage Program available to MARC members only. The award recognition be-gins at 2,000 miles and the second award level is 5,000 miles. The participant receives a round blue plaque with the first mileage level and a replacement mileage tab is awarded thereafter. If you are interested in participating, read more about the program at www.MARCMileageProgram.com. Dick Fisher, the chairman for the MARC Mileage Program writes an article in the Model A News magazine. The car registration and mileage for 2017 needs to be turned in by February 2018. The mileage as of December 31,2017 is the odometer reading that will need to be used. If you decided to participate in 2017 please send your 2017 odometer readings to me. Brenda Broadhead ……..or ………..

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TOUR PLANNING MEETING JANUARY 22ND!!!

The program for the January 22nd meeting will be planning the 2018 Tour schedule. Start thinking of ideas for plac-es to go, sites to see, and things to do. Bring those ideas with you to the meeting so we can start planning a fun year for our Model A group! Don Grabendike, Tour Chairman

2018 BUNCO PARTY AND POTLUCK DINNER

Broadhead’s and Sharp’s are hosting the 2018 Bunco Par ty and Potluck dinner . We will meet at 6PM, Satur-day, February 17, Minisa Park, 704 W. 13th. Bring a covered dish of your choice, eating utensils, plates and drinks will be provided. Invite family members or friends to join you. If you do not care to play you can always enjoy the good food and fellowship. If you have any questions please contact: Brenda Broadhead ……..

MARC DRIVING AWARDS

NOVEMBER 27, 2017 BOARD MEETING SUMMARY

The Wichita A’s board met on November 27th was held right before the regular club meeting. We discussed nomina-tions for our next MAFFI Brick, and decided to pay the MAFCA and MARC dues for our new newsletter Editor, Sheila Orr. It was decided to give away free to our membership all the old swap meet caps. Approval was given to pur-chase donuts as a “Thank You” to the Derby Credit Union for al the help they have given us. The next Board meeting will be on Monday, January 15 at 7:00 at the Ruggles home. If you have any items you wish to have added to the Board’s agenda, notify President, Randy Frazer. Remember if you wish to see the official copy of the Board minutes let Dawna Ruggles know.

Many Thanks to Rex Kraus for completing the Roster and electronically sending it to Fast Print! Thanks also to Linda Kibbe for updating the ads. The 2018 Rosters will be handed out at the January 22 Club meeting. The ones that are left after the meeting will be mailed. PLEASE check your information as printed and let me know if there are any corrections Roster updates will be in future newsletters. If you move or change email address, please let me know so I can keep your newsletter going to the correct address-Susan Stone

2018 CLUB ROSTERS AT CLUB MEETING

HELP THE CLUB SAVE MONEY-GET YOUR NEWSLETTER ONLINE-CONTACT SUSAN STONE FOR MORE INFO!

MODEL A CHRISTMAS PARTY

On December 2, forty eight club members arrived at Minisa Park with food and gifts in tow. After setting up tables and chairs we enjoyed good fellowship and the spectacular array of foods provided by our outstanding cooks. The club provid-ed the turkey and ham which Linda Kibbe roasted to perfec-tion. It was a feast to remember! In lieu of entertainment, we exchanged and opened gifts. Only one of our famous horses made it to the luncheon this year and Helen Louise Beaver took “Miss Pink” home to care for until next time. Thanks to everyone who helped with this event. If you prefer this type of Christmas Party or have a different idea, let your board members know. Thanks, also, to whoever left the marvelous cranberry salad that I got to take home and enjoy. I want that recipe! Please share.-Dawna Ruggles

A Perfect day to drive the Model A!

Rita & Ray Hoffman and John Stone fill-ing up their plates with delicious food.

Much fun was had in the gift exchange.

Good food enjoyed by all the Model A group! A BIG Thank You to Linda & Richard Kibbe and Dawna & Tom Ruggles for organizing this event!


Our lunch was attended by 29 ladies, including 5 guests. Our aim was to help newborn babies and small tots of needy families through Birthline, a charity operated by volunteers. The charity receives a lot of their requests for children’s cloth-ing from area hospitals. Our members and guests outdid themselves by donating everything from diapers (lots of them) to outfits to tiny socks and sleepers. Several ladies even brought homemade items such as beautiful warm blankets, bibs, etc. Thanks to John Stone for helping us completely stuff Bonita‘s trunk and back seat with all the donations. We had asked for one donated item but we think every single lady doubled or tripled their donation. Thank you all for being so generous! Our table decorations were lots and lots of little Santa Clauses purchased at a garage sale. A lady had been a collector of Santa’s for years and was selling them for a quarter each. What a find with great timing! Each lady picked one Santa to take home. Our caterer did an excellent job of preparing and serving our luncheon. Thanks to Susan for arranging for us to use their church’s facility for our luncheon. Thanks to all who attended! Rita Hoffman

WICHITA A’S LADIES CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON

Thanks to Bonita Graham, Rita Hoffman and Susan Stone for planning our Christmas Luncheon!

Many gifts were donated to Birthline by our members

Helen Louise Beaver, Debbie Rice, Sheila Orr and Jane McLaughlin

JoAnn Bruce, Barb Phye and Donna Waller

Brenda Broadhead, her mother , Dot Tuttle, Judy Sharp, Linda Boivin , Judy Hill and Donna Waller

Jeannie Cole, Rita Hoffman, Glenda Sill, Karen No-vak and Lenette Knottas enjoying the luncheon .

JoAnn Bruce admir ing her Santa!

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PAST TOURS

New Year’s Day-First Tour of 2018

If you did not make the first tour for 2018, you missed a beautiful sun shiny day! We had 28 members and 19 model A’s. On the tour we had a leisurely drive through downtown Wichita to look at 15 works of art on various buildings. The nice things about this tour we could look at all the art without getting out of our car because the temperature was only 4 degrees when we started! Don Gra-bendike

Our tour leader, Don Grabendike giving us driving instructions!

We had a large group of Model A members meet at Spears Restaurant for lunch before we headed out on tour.

Donna Hileman shows us how chilly the day was!!!

Randy Frazer’s car did not like the cold , but with help from fellow Model A members he was on the go quickly.

The Flight of Aviation

Nifty Nut House

Gilbert Adams sent us this pic-ture of his garage mural. Go drive by and see this interesting mural also!

The Work Room


Springfield Regional Meet

Information for the Springfield Regional Meet, June 3 - 8, is now available on the website, in-cluding the registration forms and events. In the event that you do not have access to a com-puter, please feel free to contact Sheila Orr at 207-8878 and I would be glad to print you a reg-istration form. You can visit this web site: http://www.kcmodela.com for complete activities


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MAFFI Newsletter Minute

2018 MARC National Tour

New for the 2017 Model A Day at the Model A Museum was the offering of a lapel pin showing the fea-

tured vehicle, a 1931 AA Standrive Milk Truck owned by Roger and DeeDee Kauffman. Prior to Roger's pass-

ing he was well known as the Technical Chairman for MARC and wrote the "Technical Questions" article for

"Model 'A' News". DeeDee generously loaned this wonderful vehicle to the museum. To honor Roger and to

start a new tradition, the pin was created. This pin is offered in a limited quantity and can be ordered for $7 each

(shipping included)

You can send your order to:

Suzan O’Neale

477 Beaver Pond Way

Mineral, VA 23117 Please specify the quantity and include a check payable to MAFFI

There will be a different pin in 2018, so watch out for it and come to the museum to purchase your limited edi-

tion pin. More information to follow

Suzan O’Neale

MAFFI Trustee


Want to join or re-new MAFCA or MARC online?

MARC & MAFCA MEMBERSHIP

WATER VS ANTIFREEZE IN THE SUMMER

WATER VS. ANTI-FREEZE IN THE SUMMER – John Stone This is a thread from Fordbarn.com. The initial question was “I’m thinking about running straight water in my ford radi-ator. Anyone had any experience with a good rust prevented to add to the water to prevent rust in the block?” The best answer came from a teacher in Maine: “A marginal cooling system may benefit from running straight water. However, the absence of rust inhibiters may eventually cause enough restriction in water passages to outweigh the benefits of running straight water. Here's what an internet site has to say: The specific heat of water is 1 calorie/gram °C = 4.186 joule/gram °C which is higher than any other common substance. The specific heat of a 50/50 water/ethylene glycol solution is 0.85 joule/gram C. The specific heat capacity of ethylene glycol based water solutions are less than the specific heat capacity of clean water. For a heat transfer system with ethylene glycol the circulated volume must be increased compared to a system with clean water. In a 50% solution with operational temperatures above 36 degrees F the specific heat capacity is decreased by approximately 20%. The reduced heat capacity must be compensated by circulating more fluid.” This was a comment on his statements above: “I may be mistaken but I am fairly certain antifreeze raises the boiling point at normal atmospheric pressure substan-tially to something around 230-245F. Pressurizing the system also raises it even higher to around 260F.” His response: “You are absolutely correct. But the difference in specific heat value between water that boils at a lower temperature and the specific heat value of a 50/50 mix that might boil at a higher temperature cancels out any benefit as far as heat transfer is con-cerned. In English, even though a 50/50 mix might boil at a higher temperature, an equal volume of straight water absorbs much more heat at a lower temperature than the same volume 50/50 mix can at a higher temperature. Therefore straight water is a superior cooling medium regardless of temperature in non-pressurized systems. No rust protection though. Remember, temperature and heat are two very different things. Overheating is caused by heat, not by temperature. Modern cooling sys-tems run fine way above 212 degrees and cause no overheating problems. Your Model A cooling system will overheat and fail at or below 212 degrees. Temperature is not the cause of overheating. Excess heat is! You need a modern, pressurized cooling system to take advantage of the higher boiling point of a 50/50 mix. In a Model A, the engine will overheat faster with a 50/50 mix. It takes less heat to get that mix to its higher boiling point, than it takes to get straight water to its lower boiling point giv-en equal volumes of liquid.” The final conclusion would be it is best to run straight water with ant-rust rather than anti-freeze in the summer especially if your cooling system is marginal.

MARC membership form on line at: http://model-a-ford.org/?wpsc-product=membership MAFCA membership form on line at: https://mafca.com/car t/index.php?mafca_new_member=yes

If you are not a member of MAFCA or MARC and would like to be, now is the time. We can get a free MAFCA brick for three memberships. Contact Dawna Ruggles for the forms and more information. Kill two birds with one stone-get a great magazine and help us honor one or our members by getting a brick.


The Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club encourages members to join both National MARC and

MAFCA Clubs.

MARC 6721 Merriman Garden City, MI 48315 http://modelarestorers.org U.S. Membership Cost: $45

National model a clubs

MAFCA 250 S. Cypress St. La Habra, CA 90631-5515 www.mafca.com U.S. Membership Cost: $50

For membership information you can check MAFCA and MARC web sites.

ERA FASHIONS

No. 5800. A curved band that outlines the neck in front and ties in back perfects the fit of a sun-tan neckline. No. 5662. A summer sports frock has no sleeves and a sun-tan neckline finished with a handker-chief scarf knotted in back.

Sun -Tan fashions Create Becoming New Necklines Sun-tan necklines have developed from a simple V or U cut low in back to necklines that are smartly decorative. In one attractive new version, narrow straps are tied to a bow above the deep U to add a trimming touch and to hold the frock in place however violently the wearer exercises. In another version a deep V is finished with soft scarf ends that may be knotted either high or low, according to whether one wants very much sunburn or very little sunburn.

This article was copied from the August 1929 edition of the McCall’s Magazine


April 12-15,2018……... 2018 MARC Membership Meet………………………………. ………………......Granville,OH

June 3-8, 2018………... Midwest Regional Meet-Heart of America Model A Club……. ………………Springfield, MO

June 24-29, 2018………. MAFCA National Convention...Northern CA Regional Group. ………………Reno Sparks, NV

June 24-July 1,2018…… MARC National Meet...A Dancin’ In Branson A’s Region.... …………………..Branson, MO

Sept 17-20, 2018……... MARC “Mountain Memories National Tour”………………... ………………….....Elkins, WV

Nov 27-Dec 1, 2018…. MAFCA National Award Banquet……………………………. …………………….Tucson, AZ

June 10-15, 2019…..….. Central Iowa Model A Club Regional Meet………………….. ………………. .DeMoines,IA

October 7-11,2019…….. MAFCA National Tour.-.Canyonland Special Interest Group. ………………….,… Kanab,UT

LOCAL AND NATIONAL CALENDARS

March 16-17, 2018 …. Kansas Sunflower Swap Meet for Charity at Century II downtown…….. .….……...Wichita, KS

March 16-17, 2018…. Chickasha Pre-War Swap Meet……………………………………………. ………Chickasha, OK

April 18-22, 2018…... Spring Carlisle Swap Meet……www.carsatcarlisle.com………………….. …...…….Carlisle, PA

April 26-29, 2018…... Pate Swap Meet, Texas Motor Speedway... www.pateswapmeet.com……. …..….Fort Worth, TX

May 10-12, 2018.….... Chickasha Spring Swap Meet…www.chickashaautoswapmeet.com………. ……....Chickasha, OK

June 12-16, 2018….... Petit Jean Swap Meet………………………………………………………. ………..Petit Jean, AR

July 12-14, 2018.……. Iola Old Car Show & Swap Meet………………………………………….. ……………...Iola, WI

August 17-19, 2018… Ozarks Antique Auto Club Swap Meet……Ozark Empire Fairgrounds….. ….....Springfield, MO

Octo 3-7, 2018……... Fall Carlisle Swap Meet….www.carsatcarlisle.com………………………. ………….Carlisle, PA

October 10-13, 2018.. Hershey Region AACA Swap Meet……………………………………….. ..……….Hershey, PA


PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club P.O. Box 25 Wichita, KS 67201

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The Rumbleseat Review is the official publica-tion of the Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club, Inc., a local chapter of the Model A Ford Club of America and the Model A Restorers Club. It’s purpose is to keep mem-bers informed of past, present and future events, activi-ties, and club news. In addition, this newsletter includes articles and other information to aid in the restoration and enjoyment of the Model A Ford automobile.

This publication is mailed or emailed to mem-bers, prospective members and editors of similar publi-cations prior to monthly meetings. Meetings are usually the fourth Monday of the month. Members may publish antique car related ads only for free of charge which in-cludes items wanted, items for sale, or items for trade. We invite members to submit articles containing tech-nical Model A information and other interesting tidbits for publication in this newsletter. Items to be published must be submitted to the newsletter editor by deadline shown in the calendar. Wichita A’s membership dues are $25.00, per year (October to September30). MAFCA dues are $50.00 per year and MARC dues are $45.00 per year. A business card advertisement in this newsletter is $25.00 per year.

Wichita A’s Model A Ford Club Contacts

President, Randy Frazer

[email protected]……… ……………..

Vice President, Mike James

[email protected]…. …………….

Secretary, Dawna Ruggles

[email protected]……… …………….

Treasurer, J ames Sharp

[email protected]……… …………….

Tour Chairman, Don Grabendike

[email protected]…….. …………….

Membership, Susan Stone

[email protected]….. …………….

Newsletter Editor, Sheila Orr

[email protected]…………. …………...

Webmaster, Darren Schuster

[email protected]

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